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SIXTY·SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cus. 214-216. 1920. 691 Reports shall be submitted to Congress on the first day of the next m§t°*’g“°d '°P‘;§ ‘°§ revular session showing for the first four months of the iiscal year the Gscai sgi;. um is 0 avtbrage number of eniaployees in each department, bureau, office, or establishment receiving the increased compensation at the rate of $240 per aripung and the average number by grades receiving the same at eac other rate. Sec. 7, That hereafter the statement of buildings rented within DF§f‘*°d b““"“"gS· the District of Columbia for the use of the Government, required by bccggg og we Me. tv the Act of July 16, 1892, shall indicate, in addition to the data re- 1;oi;7;p.199;\’ol. quired by section 3 of the Act of May 1, 1913, the cost of the care, 3“·¥’·"’· maintenance, and operation of each building per square foot of iloor space of the building or portion of building rented. Approved, May 29, 1920. CHAP. 215.-An Act To amend section 16 of the Act of Congress approved July Mlg.2¥?$9l?l0` 17, 1916, known as the Federal Farm Loan Act. [Public. N¤· 232-1 Be it enacted b the Senate and House 0 Re esentatives ij the United States of A/merica in Congress assemgled, That section 16 of Ag£?d°°° hm Mm the Act of Congress approved Jul 17, 1916, known as the Federal V°‘·“°·P·“”·“m““d‘ g , _ ed. Fa1§DLoan Ahcstg/Obi qmegdlgzéllngy a ding tlheregodthe following; d Vommm Hquidw " y om c an organise an oing usmess un er a H r·· menus the provisions of Act maydgo 1p1toFv3lur3%·y liquidatign b(y bguélomts makmgprovisionto ea rov yte eer arm oan oar _ for the payment ol its liabgitiesz Provided, That such method of liqui; "'°Y”"’· _ _ , Action of stock dation shall have been duly authorized by a vote of at least two- h¤1¤¤¤» thirds of the shareholders of such ]omt-stock land bank at a regular {"°€§i€‘g’ fir “i 1S{*°'i.i".il ?.‘?§*"“g.i’.°.."ii"{.* f°’£h“ """’°2°’ it `i2i’}°i?i ”“ eas en ays o IC mg ave een given 0 s c 0 er. "For the purpose of assisting in any such liquidation duly author- m.l`;(iZl,°1.uiemp°l¤Pp2¤°:i§i ized as in the preceding paragrapvh [provided, any Federal land bank °'°· may, with the approval of the_ e eral Farm Loan Board, acquire the assets and assume the liabilities of any joint stock land bank, new restrlctlom and in such transaction may waive the provisions of this Act requiring "'“"°°’· such land bank to acquire its loans on y through national farm loan associations, or atgents, and those relating to status of borrower, Hurposes of loan, an also the limitation as to the amount of indivi ual 0anS’ . . . . Limitation on as "No Federal land bank shall assume the obligations of any {pmt- sumption by me stock land bank, in suclrmanner as to make its outstanding o liga— b°'"" tions more than twenty times its capital stock, except by the creation of a special reserve equal to one—twentieth of the amount of such additional obligations assumed." Approved, May 29, 1920. is _ ,192). CHAP. 216.-An Act T0 incorporate the Roosevelt Memorial Association. Be it enacted by the Senate and House o Re esentatives of the United · 0 - States of America in Uongfss assembled? Thziirt Lawrence F. Abbott, Asltétsegelg L an Abbott, Carl E. eley, Earl Akers, Henry J. Allen, Joseph md. ° m' m W V$imAlsop, Charles W. Anderson, Jacob L. Babler, Charles S. Bar- “‘°°'p°“°°”` rett, John Barrett, E. C. Bartlett, R. Livingston Beeckman, Albert J. Beveridge, Wihiam Bobbs, Charles J. Bonaparte, Evangeline Booth, Desiha Breckemudge, Henri Brown, J. A. A. Burn%uist,_Jol;m Burroughs. Marion LeRoy Burton, Kenypn L. Butterfiel , William P. Bynum, Thomas E. Campbell, Robert . Carey, Irving A. Caswell, 'Yliornas L. Chadbourne, Ro crt R. Church, junior, Emest F. Cochran, William W. Cocks, Henry Waldo Coe, Russell J. Coles, Austen Col-